Seeing Ear

A registered charity who run the National Accessible Library; a free online library of books in a flexible format for blind, dyslexic & print-disabled readers.

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Blind climber leads an ascent of the Old Man of Hoy https://t.co/Iaeg8DW04c

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Goggles 'give back' sight to Maisy so she can read again https://t.co/9m3a0pfRxc

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'An American Marriage' by Tayari Jones has won the Women's prize for fiction and we have the book available to download on the National Accessible Library!
https://t.co/AvRhCN1gdo

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Over 75% of volunteers say that volunteering improves their mental health and wellbeing. It’s #VolunteersWeek and we’d love to hear what difference volunteering has made to you!

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Sue says "Having a blind Grandson also gives me good reason for my volunteering. He is an inspiration and will benefit from all the work put in by everyone involved in time. I really enjoy my time with such a happy team here in Hastings which makes it even more rewarding."

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Sue says "The library enables children and adults to read books they may not otherwise have been able to read, which enriches their lives. Editing and proofing the books means I get to read them too which keeps my brain active and enhances my well-being!"

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How a blind photographer sees the world https://t.co/BJS0QAfNow

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Una says "Editing and adding books to the Seeing Ear Library makes me feel like I am doing something useful and, at the same time, gives me an opportunity to read some wonderful new and old books." #volunteersweek

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#VolunteersWeek & Jane who is one of our book scanning volunteers is sharing why she volunteers. Jane says "I volunteer because my daughter struggled with reading at school due to her dyslexia & being able to access books through The Seeing Ear would have helped her enormously."

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Why not download something new from the Library today? https://t.co/jGR1PJfvoC

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From teaching ABC's to a job with Stormzy? Maya describes her work as "vulnerable" poetry about growing up visually impaired. https://t.co/L3MBLqmFWq

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Want to know what books are coming soon to the #NationalAccessibleLibrary? You can find out on the Library's website here: https://t.co/9enwZwQdLC

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Why not download something new to read today from the National Accessible Library? https://t.co/jGR1PJfvoC

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"Mark my words: dyslexia is a gift, not a curse" https://t.co/G66rSBWuXH

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Laura Greaves from the podcast @SuddenlySightl1 has shared her top ten tips on how to deal with stress this #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek!

Check it out here 👉https://t.co/YxQpYnHVA4

#MHAW19

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The Woman in the Window is set to be released in cinemas later this year - why not download the book to read first from the National Accessible Library https://t.co/YmKQrhzyaS

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Guide duck Elmo shows blind Ernie the way https://t.co/vQVtbfRsqR

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London Marathon runner: 'I've never surrendered to blindness' https://t.co/4q8gOwtOjU

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Blind North Yorkshire great-grandmother cycles again
https://t.co/AVF9bG6yIB

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It's #WorldBookNight tonight and you can download all the books from the #nationalaccessiblelibrary here https://t.co/HoQz0OKG41